Resources 1.10, a Linux system monitor, now supports AMD NPU monitoring for Ryzen AI chips through the AMD XDNA driver (requires Linux kernel 6.14+). The update switches to VmRSS-based memory reporting for more accurate RAM usage tracking, though values will appear higher than before. Additional improvements include reduced CPU overhead, better accessibility with screen reader support, detection of AppImage and Portable apps, and multi-term process search using pipe characters. The tool comes preinstalled in Ubuntu 26.04 LTS and is available via Flathub for earlier versions.

2m read timeFrom omgubuntu.co.uk
Post cover image
421 Impressions